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Vỏ Raspberry Pi 5 + Geekworm X1001 HAT + NVMe SSD 1

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Vỏ Raspberry Pi 5 + Geekworm X1001 HAT + NVMe SSD

Remix of Vỏ Case Raspberry Pi 5 + Geekworm X1001 NVMe SSD By Jetsteam_1342094

By CrooksUSA_454719

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Files 4 3.2 MB

  • case_bottom_1.1_1767613114.stlSTL · 2.5 MB
  • caseupper_1767613115.stlSTL · 453.3 KB
  • powerbutton_1767613116.stlSTL · 83.9 KB
  • spacer_1767613117.stlSTL · 103.5 KB

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Description

From the original creator:

This model was inspired by another model https://www.printables.com/model/924041-raspberry-pi-5-case-with-pineberry-hatdrive-bottom, but it's not a remix. The case was designed completely from scratch.

The case was designed to fit the Raspberry Pi5 with the mounted Geekworm X1001 shield for the NVME M2 SSD (https://wiki.geekworm.com/X1001). The following features were implemented:

  • Simple design with minimal dimensions.
  • Minimum supports during the print (could be applied for USB and Ethernet ports, but not required).
  • All ports are available.
  • The power button is operational.
  • Inserting an SD card is possible without unscrewing the board but with an unscrewed upper cover.

The table below shows the print settings used to print the model.

Property

Value

Filament

PETG, ABS

Infill

20%

Walls

3-4

Top/bottom layers

4

Layer

0.2

Extra BOM

  1. Screw M3x20 SHCS - 2
  2. Screw M3x8 SHCS - 2
  3. Screw M2.5x10 BHCS - 4

Highlights

This section contains some additional information about the design.

Lower part hole diameter

One of the holes in the lower part (see image below) was intentionally designed with a smaller diameter. It is only used for bottom spacer (stand) mounting and does not participate in board fastening. Because it is screwed into plastic directly, the hole diameter was reduced for improved rigidity of the screw fastening (print 4x spacer.stl files in TPU to use as pads on the bottom).

The power button status light

The power button contains a hole that could be filled with hot glue to serve as a light conductor and make the butting display the system's current status. *Make sure to install the button from inside the case before inserting the Raspberry Pi board.

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Print spec

Formats
stl
Model files
4
Total size
3.2 MB
Largest file
2.5 MB

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